A Wreck Can Occur In The Blink Of An Eye Because Of Florida Reopening
Mark A. Steinberg
Traffic Accidents
The United States shut everything down, except for essential jobs, for a brief period because of COVID-19. Then, states like Texas and Florida began reopening without meeting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for doing so. Despite that, the fact remains that everyone should wear masks, wash their hands frequently, and do everything that government officials advise them to do in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and get this pandemic under control.As we all know, Floridians have a wide variety of options to keep themselves entertained. Walt Disney World reopened just the other day, and a lot of beaches are now open after closing down for the 4th of July. The point is that people are starting to abandon their houses in favor of getting out and about. That means there will soon be more traffic on highways, main streets, and side roads.
That is a good thing as consumer shopping and tourism spending will surely help the reeling economy. However, Floridians and everyone else must do their part to ensure that activities are as safe as possible for all. With so many vehicles on Florida's roadways, be it during the day or at night, all it takes is for a single driver to slip up for the good times to come to an abrupt ending.
Injured Victims Might Be Entitled To Compensation
If it can be proven that another person's negligence caused the accident and damages, the injured party can seek restitution through the court system. Going it alone can be a tall order for anyone, but the task can be nearly impossible for individuals who are in pain and trying to recover. Due to the complex legal jargon involved, it is not uncommon for people to become confused about the entire ordeal. Thankfully, Floridians do not have to take that route and get taken advantage of while they’re in a vulnerable state.
Instead, they can contact our office to schedule a free case review. This no-cost evaluation is a huge draw. After all, nobody wants to have to break the bank just to discover where their claim stands. Our personal injury law firm has proudly represented clients across Southwest Florida for more than 30 years, and we are more than happy to do the same for you. If you have been injured in an accident that was no fault of your own, rest assured that our attorneys will fight for the compensation you deserve.
Medical Care Is Expensive These Days
Unfortunately, skin and bones are no match for metal. Even with the modern safety features that cars have today, severe injuries can be sustained in car crashes. No two wrecks are the same, and injuries vary from one event to the next. Still, readers need to have an idea of what could be in their future should they be involved in a car collision. Some of the more common injuries associated with automotive accidents are:
• Fractures And Broken Bones
• Deep Lacerations, Gashes, And Punctures
• Burns
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Internal Organ Damage
Don't Forget: The Injured Party Will Likely Experience Lost Wages At Some Point
Many times, people are unable to return to work immediately following a car crash. Sometimes, folks are back on their feet in days or weeks and are rearing to go. However, there are also car crash victims who need surgery and extended medical care to overcome their issues. It may be years before they are able to move forward with their lives. Additionally, some accident victims need medical care for the rest of their lives because of everything from traumatic brain injury to paralysis.
Each personal injury case is unique and must be treated as such. Allow our team to help you through this difficult time and recover fair compensation. Go ahead and pick up the phone if you believe you have a case. We look forward to talking with you.